Windows 10 version 1809 may still have another file deletion bug

It's not Halloween yet, but the Windows 10 1809 version, about the October 2018 update, is already filling with horrible stories from users. It will not be long before the update becomes a frightening anecdote in the history of Microsoft. After extracting the problematic update for deleting some users' files, some insiders report that the supposedly patched version of the update is again fraught with frightening errors. The one who will not directly delete your files, but will not tell you that he deleted them.

The previous version of bug 1809 caused data loss for Microsoft, which is 1 in 10,000 users. This was because the update moved the default folders, such as Documents or Pictures, to another folder. location without actually moving the files. Microsoft pulled the update and gave it a new set of tests among the brave souls that make up its testers. Unfortunately, courage is still needed in this case again.

gHacks reports that a large number of users complain about the mismanagement of files contained in compressed archives (ZIP) by Windows 10. As with any other file operation, Windows requests permission from before replacing a file if there is a conflict between the source and target folders. According to the users concerned, the 1809 version does not do it anymore and simply overwrites the file as they agree.

It got worse. Sometimes the file operation never succeeds and Windows does not even tell you. If the file of a compressed archive is moved, it will fail silently and will not even write it, which removes the file from the archive and its existence. This may not be as mysterious or random as the previous bug, but a bug that removes files without the user's consent remains a critical bug no matter how you try to cover it. sugar.

Windows 10 version 1809 is quickly becoming the worst update since the first launch of Windows 10. Some media already call Microsoft not only for its broken updates, but also for its poor software development practices in general. Given the ease with which Windows 10 updates have been updated, you should not sacrifice quality and stability for reasons of speed.